Where to buy varied rolls for bread basket?

[Anonymous]

Giant’s bakery

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Giant’s bakery

has 4 types of huge white rolls, all very similar and mostly too big for dinner rolls (kaiser, club/sandwich, Portuguese, French)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lidl has amazing bread. Their rosemary bread is delicious. Don’t knock it until you try it.

But it doesn't have "varied rolls for bread basket".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make them yourself?

Who the frack has time for that?! I mean, why don’t you make them for OP and go drop them off at their house?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Make them yourself?

Who the frack has time for that?! I mean, why don’t you make them for OP and go drop them off at their house?

I'd pay for that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

Lidl have good in-store bakery and has a lot of roll options to buy bulk, and they are very cheap

[Anonymous]

If there’s a particular restaurant whose bread basket you’re thinking of, why not just buy it from them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If there’s a particular restaurant whose bread basket you’re thinking of, why not just buy it from them?

Do you often, or ever, see "bread basket" on the take out menu?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

Lidl have good in-store bakery and has a lot of roll options to buy bulk, and they are very cheap

I seem to recall an apple fritter of some type and croissants? But nothing bread basket worthy.
I need to check again (but I don't want a dozen of every variety - I'm looking for places that sell roll individually, ideally)

[Anonymous]

Go to a Mexican panaderia!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

Lidl have good in-store bakery and has a lot of roll options to buy bulk, and they are very cheap

I seem to recall an apple fritter of some type and croissants? But nothing bread basket worthy.
I need to check again (but I don't want a dozen of every variety - I'm looking for places that sell roll individually, ideally)

I have bought 5 types of rolls to make sandwiches for events. Individually.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

Lidl have good in-store bakery and has a lot of roll options to buy bulk, and they are very cheap

I seem to recall an apple fritter of some type and croissants? But nothing bread basket worthy.
I need to check again (but I don't want a dozen of every variety - I'm looking for places that sell roll individually, ideally)

I have bought 5 types of rolls to make sandwiches for events. Individually.

lidl for the win

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

Lidl have good in-store bakery and has a lot of roll options to buy bulk, and they are very cheap

I seem to recall an apple fritter of some type and croissants? But nothing bread basket worthy.
I need to check again (but I don't want a dozen of every variety - I'm looking for places that sell roll individually, ideally)

I have bought 5 types of rolls to make sandwiches for events. Individually.

I've found the individual rolls tend to be gigantic / for sandwiches and not typically the smaller dinner roll or what you'd want in a bread basket.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, maybe leave the bread basket to the restaurants and serve an interesting artisanal loaf from the supermarket or bakery. I like the sundried tomato one

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If there’s a particular restaurant whose bread basket you’re thinking of, why not just buy it from them?

Do you often, or ever, see "bread basket" on the take out menu?

Is this a serious question? You think they won’t sell something to you because it’s not on their takeout menu? They’re in the hospitality industry. You will have to call and talk to a live human. Call when the restaurant isn’t busy.